The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce recently announced the addition of Hannah Rohrer to its staff as marketing/communications manager.
Rohrer said in a news release she is "looking forward to serving the people of Hot Springs."
Rohrer will spearhead the chamber's communication strategies, utilizing her skills and insights gained through her academic journey and community involvement, foster a positive relationship with businesses and consistently execute creative email and social media content, the release said.
"I am thrilled to welcome Hannah as our new Marketing/Communications Manager. She embodies the spirit of our commitment to our membership and has the talent to drive our Chamber into the digital age as we continue to grow," Chamber Vice President Vickie Gilliam said in the release.
Rohrer graduated from the University of Central Arkansas in December 2023 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism with a minor in Public Relations.
"Her expertise in social media and storytelling comes from her college background, as well as her invaluable, skill-enhancing internship with the Jonesboro Sun that she tackled in her time there," the release said.
"Hannah's unique combination of youthfulness and expertise on various platforms brings a fresh perspective to the Chamber's social media strategy. Her tactful handling of different channels of social media reflects her commitment to keeping the Chamber's communication approach both modern and refined, and we welcome her to our 5-Star Chamber team," Chamber President/CEO Gary Troutman said in the release.
Born in Paragould, Rohrer was raised in Imboden before moving to Pocahontas and she graduated from Sloan-Hendrix High School. She has spent the last three years in Conway before taking a leap of faith and moving to Hot Springs in early February. She said she loves the city's atmosphere and says it "feels like home already."
Call Rohrer at 501-321-700 or email [email protected].